Building Resilient Communities Through Education, Equality & Environmental Action.
Halima Abbey Foundation.
Advancing SDGs 4, 5, 13, 15 & 17 across Nigeria.
How We’re Driving Sustainable Change Across Nigeria
Local theme: “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – The Girl Child Way”
On Saturday, 11 October 2025, the Halima Abbey Foundation joined forces with the Sapphire Nigeria Women’s Football Supporters Club in Surulere, Lagos, for a landmark event marking the International Day of the Girl Child. It was a day charged with energy, hope and demonstrated change. Halima Abbey Foundation
From Inspiration into Climate Action
The event centred on the intersection of female empowerment and environmental stewardship. With workshops and sporting sessions, young girls didn’t just learn—they acted. They transformed everyday waste into creative artworks and functional items, living the “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – The Girl Child Way” mantra in real time.
On the football field, the youth engaged in clinics led by the passionate team from the Sapphire Nigeria Women’s Football Supporters Club, where the lessons extended beyond sport: teamwork, confidence and the mindset of a changemaker.
Elevating the Climate SDG Through Girls’ Creativity
At the heart of the day’s success was a clear message: this is about more than immediate reward, it’s about long-term investment in the girls’ capacity to drive sustainability. The Foundation honoured outstanding involvement and innovation through a dedicated climate-action empowerment programme.
Rather than simply awarding cash, the Foundation supported the young changemakers by recognising their eco-creative leadership, helping them turn ideas into tangible contributions aligned with the climate-related Sustainable Development Goals.
These efforts included:
- Recognising initiative, creativity and leadership in applying environmental action.
- Investing in the girls’ futures supporting materials, personal development, or seed support for their eco-friendly micro-projects.
- Sending the clear message that their work matters: they are visible, valued, and a force of change in their communities.
And so, the joy and pride on the girls’ faces confirmed the real impact: this was empowerment in action, not just celebration.
Local theme: “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – The Girl Child Way”
On Saturday, 11 October 2025, the Halima Abbey Foundation joined forces with the Sapphire Nigeria Women’s Football Supporters Club in Surulere, Lagos, for a landmark event marking the International Day of the Girl Child. It was a day charged with energy, hope and demonstrated change. Halima Abbey Foundation
From Inspiration into Climate Action
The event centred on the intersection of female empowerment and environmental stewardship. With workshops and sporting sessions, young girls didn’t just learn—they acted. They transformed everyday waste into creative artworks and functional items, living the “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle – The Girl Child Way” mantra in real time.
On the football field, the youth engaged in clinics led by the passionate team from the Sapphire Nigeria Women’s Football Supporters Club, where the lessons extended beyond sport: teamwork, confidence and the mindset of a changemaker.
who we are
Why we exist
Our daily commitment –
Every day, we work to close the awareness gap around climate change in Africa, especially among women and young people. We are committed to educating, empowering, and equipping women with the knowledge and tools to take bold action for the environment.
Through grassroots education, storytelling, and sustainable projects, we raise voices, shift mindsets, and spark change one community at a time.
Our Core Values
We mean every word
Empowerment
We help women gain the strength and tools to make a real difference.
Awareness
We break down climate change in simple ways people can understand and act on.
Action
We don’t just talk, we take steps that protect the planet and help our communities.
Passion
We care deeply about people and the environment, and we put our hearts into everything we do.
Inspiration
We aim to light a spark in others to believe, lead, and take bold steps for real change.
Integrity
We stay honest, keep our word, and do the right thing even when no one is watching.
Community
We grow stronger by working together and lifting each other up
Inspiration
We aim to light a spark in others to believe, lead, and take bold steps for real change.
Integrity
We stay honest, keep our word, and do the right thing even when no one is watching.
Community
We grow stronger by working together and lifting each other up
years experience
homes cleaned last year
saved hours for our clients
of our clients hire us again
Our Core Values
We mean every word
Empowerment
We help women gain the strength and tools to make a real difference.
Awareness
We break down climate change in simple ways people can understand and act on.
Action
We don’t just talk, we take steps that protect the planet and help our communities.
Passion
We care deeply about people and the environment, and we put our hearts into everything we do.
Inspiration
We aim to light a spark in others to believe, lead, and take bold steps for real change.
Integrity
We stay honest, keep our word, and do the right thing even when no one is watching.
Community
We grow stronger by working together and lifting each other up
years experience
homes cleaned last year
saved hours for our clients
of our clients hire us again
Empowering Queens, Saving the Planet
The Green Queen
A Flagship Project of Halima Abbey Foundation
To empower women to become informed advocates for environmental sustainability and positive change in their communities through beauty pageants as a platform
Empowering women to become informed advocates.
You can become the Green Queen.
Empowering women to become informed advocates.
How to apply
You can become the Green Queen.
Empowering women to become informed advocates.
How to apply
You can become the next Green Queen.
Empowering women to become informed advocates.
You can become the Green Queen.
Empowering women to become informed advocates.
How to apply
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What types of partnerships does HAF prioritize?
We seek mission-aligned collaborations across private, public, and NGO sectors – especially those advancing women-led environmental solutions. Partnership formats include:
Co-designed SDG programs
Skills-based volunteering (e.g., corporate employee expertise)
Joint advocacy campaigns
Impact investment in women’s green enterprises
How do you ensure our resources directly empower women?
100% of partner contributions undergo our Gender-Lens Allocation Framework:
≥80% funds flow to women-led field initiatives
Transparent real-time project dashboards
Third-party audited beneficiary impact reports
Why focus on women as climate solution agents?
Evidence shows women-led environmental programs deliver 35% higher sustainability outcomes (UNEP 2023). Our model taps into women’s:
Indigenous ecological knowledge
Community trust networks
Long-term stewardship commitment
Can we align with specific SDGs?
Absolutely. While we integrate Goals 4,5,13,15 & 17 holistically, partners can target:
Single SDG (e.g., SDG 13-focused climate tech)
SDG Pairs (e.g., SDG 5+15: Women’s land rights & conservation)
Cross-cutting themes (e.g., policy advocacy)
What visibility do partners receive?
Strategic recognition includes:
Co-branding on SDG impact reports
Featured case studies across our platforms
Invitations to women-led solution showcases
“Impact Partner” certification for CSR reporting
How can small organizations contribute meaningfully?
Non-financial partnerships drive real change through:
Pro bono expertise (legal, tech, communications)
Employee volunteer days (e.g., mangrove restoration)
Resource sharing (research, training facilities)
Amplification through your networks
